Five people perished after a gold mine caved in on them in the Lolgorian area, within Transmara South, Narok County, Wednesday afternoon. Confirming the incident, yesterday, Narok Police Commander Patrick Lobolia said it was believed some other miners were still trapped at the Kilima Pesa gold mine, following the incident. Lobolia said rescuers were dispatched…
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